Aiken native elected chairman of Fluor Corp. board
Fluor Corp. announced Thursday that its board of directors elected David T. Seaton as the company’s new chairman. Seaton, 50, was named CEO and company director in February 2011. He will hold both chairman and CEO positions. Read More...
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- Caris acquires S.C.-based Solaris Hospice
- Uniscite to invest $70M in S.C. plant
- Construction of Laurens County training facility makes headway
- Ameris posts $17.9M in net income for 2011
- Continental deal earns award for S.C. Department of Commerce
- Foreclosure closings account for fewer home sales in South Carolina
Law center argues Army Corps lacks Savannah River permit
The Southern Environmental Law Center filed a lawsuit Friday arguing the Army Corps of Engineers did not get a South Carolina pollution control permit for its project to deepen the Savannah River. The dredging project will lift cadmium and other pollutants from the river and could discharge those pollutants onto South Carolina land. Read More...
Midlands Tech joins fuel cell collaborative
The USC-City of Columbia Fuel Cell Collaborative is a collaboration of SCRA, EngenuitySC, the University of South Carolina and the City of Columbia. Midlands Tech President Sonny White will join the collaborative’s executive committee, and Tom Ledbetter, executive director for the college’s Enterprise Campus, will join its management team. Read More...
Florence woman pleads guilty to issuing fake commercial driver’s licenses
Brenda Poston, 40, admitted to issuing fraudulent commercial driver’s licenses and obtaining a fraudulent social security number for a driver’s license. Poston faces a fine of $250,000 and/or imprisonment for five years. Read More...
BlueCross and BlueShield of S.C. earns highest A.M. Best rating
The insurance-rating and information agency affirmed the strength rating of A+(Superior) for BlueCross and BlueShield of South Carolina. A.M. Best annually rates BlueCross as a group of companies and also rates some of its 45 subsidiaries individually. Read More...
Viewpoint: Columbia’s trail vision incomplete
IN PRINT: Editor James T. Hammond compares the renaissance that is under way in the cities of Greenville and Columbia in the Jan. 23 issue of the Columbia Regional Business Report. Read More...
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Duke Endowment funds genetic research
The Greenwood Genetic Center, which comprises the Department of Medical Genetics at Self Regional, has been awarded a two-year, $600,000 grant from The Duke Endowment to fund an expansion of Next-Generation Gene Sequencing technology. Read More...
Strand to expand hotel portfolio
The third-party hotel operator Strand Development Co. is seeking to expand its 70-plus hotel portfolio into the Midwest and West Coast markets. John Pharr, president of Strand, said the company’s goal is to grow 20% to 30% annually. Read More...

